Latest Benchmarks

Browse the latest JavaScript performance benchmarks created by the community.

Potherca: Get total of Children

Benchmarks to go with https://gist.github.com/Potherca/039581984faab7b0f23d2043729a14f4

fastest clamp

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Sorting Algo

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element.remove() vs display: none

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split vs exec vs replace vs slice

Test String.split vs RegEx.exec (and String.match) vs String.replace vs String.slice

split vs exec vs replace

Test String.split vs RegEx.exec (and String.match) vs String.replace

string-interpolation-vs-toString-vs-plus-string

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reduce vs flatMap, conditional

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JS includes vs set

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Loop forward vs. reverse

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for in: cache vs no-cache

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Comparing performance of Math.floor(x); vs Math.round(x); vs (0.5 + x) << 0;

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js slice performance -2

show slice performance

js slice performance

show slice performance

slice performance

show slice performance

eval vs evalFunction vs function vs anonymous function

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JQuery DOM Traversal vs JQuery Selectors

Performance benchmark for querying DOM elements using JQuery DOM traversal and single CSS Selector

Javascript 'concat()' vs '+'

Testing the performance difference between concat() and the + operator for strings in javascript

Fastest >= or > (greater or equal than or strictly greater than)

Performance test

Lodash difference vs Set & Filter vs Map

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Delete entries from object vs from map

Deleting entries from an object vs from a Map

object key iteration - lodash vs native custom implementation

the custom code is basically what happens in lodash already - perhaps it's faster because lodash each has overhead deciding if something is an array or object

Native JS: concatenate string with + vs template literals vs String.concat edit

find best solution for concatenate 4 strings

typedarray vs dataview

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Which equals operator (== vs === vs != vs !== ) is faster?

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